Ben Bratton
Head Coach
NYU head coach since 2022 and four-time collegiate All-American; won the 2012 world team épée title with the United States.
Source checked: 2026-10-25United States · New York, NY
New York University
Fencing programs
New York University Women's Fencing
- Team
- Women
- Division / system
- III
- Weapons
- Foil · Épée · Sabre
- Source checked
- 2026-10-22
Program classification checked against an official source.
Coaching staff
Brian Kaneshige
Assistant Coach
Harvard graduate and four-time collegiate All-American; joined NYU in 2022 and coaches foil at New Jersey Fencing Alliance.
Source checked: 2026-10-25Alex Sourimto
Assistant Coach
Sourimto joined NYU in 2024 to coach sabre. A former Belarus national-team fencer and coach, he won the 1996 cadet world championship.
Source checked: 2026-10-25Jackie Dubrovich
Assistant Coach
Dubrovich joined NYU in October 2026 to coach foil. The Columbia graduate won Olympic women's team foil gold with the United States in Paris in 2024.
Source checked: 2026-10-25Adam Rodney
Volunteer Assistant Coach
Rodney joined NYU in 2024 to coach épée. A St. John's All-American, he represented the United States at the 2017 and 2019 World Championships.
Source checked: 2026-10-25New York University Men's Fencing
- Team
- Men
- Division / system
- III
- Weapons
- Foil · Épée · Sabre
- Source checked
- 2026-10-22
Program classification checked against an official source.
Coaching staff
Ben Bratton
Head Coach
NYU head coach since 2022 and four-time collegiate All-American; won the 2012 world team épée title with the United States.
Source checked: 2026-10-25Brian Kaneshige
Assistant Coach
Harvard graduate and four-time collegiate All-American; joined NYU in 2022 and coaches foil at New Jersey Fencing Alliance.
Source checked: 2026-10-25Alex Sourimto
Assistant Coach
Sourimto joined NYU in 2024 to coach sabre. A former Belarus national-team fencer and coach, he won the 1996 cadet world championship.
Source checked: 2026-10-25Jackie Dubrovich
Assistant Coach
Dubrovich joined NYU in October 2026 to coach foil. The Columbia graduate won Olympic women's team foil gold with the United States in Paris in 2024.
Source checked: 2026-10-25Adam Rodney
Volunteer Assistant Coach
Rodney joined NYU in 2024 to coach épée. A St. John's All-American, he represented the United States at the 2017 and 2019 World Championships.
Source checked: 2026-10-25Admissions & cost snapshot
College Raptor · data labelled 2023–2024 · reviewed 25 October 2026
- Overall acceptance rate
- 9.06%
- Reported SAT range
- 1,490 – 1,560
- Average net price (USD)
- US$30,325
- Reported median starting salary (USD)
- US$64,543
- Reported fencing revenue (USD)
- US$815,757
Historical university-wide figures, not athlete admissions odds or a personal aid offer. SAT ranges are not minimum requirements. Program revenue is not profit or a scholarship budget.
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Official sources
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